Sex Pheromones as Novel Tools for Monitoring and Control

Dr Jorg Hardege J.D.Hardege@hull.ac.uk
Reader in Chemical Ecology

Effects of Environmental Context on Species Trait Expression in Moderating Projections of Marine Ecosystems Futures Jan 1, 2020 - Dec 31, 2023
Recent syntheses have emphasized the importance of functional traits, rather than species diversity per se, for maintaining ecosystem functioning and service delivery, and provide impetus to develop functional trait approaches that assess the contrib... Read More about Effects of Environmental Context on Species Trait Expression in Moderating Projections of Marine Ecosystems Futures.

GCRF 2019 PPF14: Development of Rapid Detection Methods to Mediate the Impact of Cyanobacteria and Cyanotoxins in drinking water on Diarrhoea (Cholera) and related Public Health Diseases in Ghana Apr 1, 2019 - Mar 31, 2020
The pilot study aims to develop and test prototypes of Aptamer based bio-sensors for fast, cost effective detection of cyanobacteria toxins (microcystins) in drinking water in Ghana. With most African countries struggling to provide safe water cyanob... Read More about GCRF 2019 PPF14: Development of Rapid Detection Methods to Mediate the Impact of Cyanobacteria and Cyanotoxins in drinking water on Diarrhoea (Cholera) and related Public Health Diseases in Ghana.

Crab Trapping in Oregon Study Apr 1, 2019 - Sep 30, 2021
This is a short proof of concept funds proposal for a summer project to create additional data for IP development and for the Oregon Sea Grant proposal as well as other follow up proposals.

Understanding ocean Acidification Impacts onChemical Communication in marine species — AcidIC Jan 1, 2022 - Dec 31, 2023
One important part of climate change is ocean acidification (OA) caused by the increase of atmospheric CO2 1, that once dissolved in seawater leads to carbonic acid, which then releases hydrogen ions, lowering the water pH2. Since the industrial revo... Read More about Understanding ocean Acidification Impacts onChemical Communication in marine species — AcidIC.

Towards enabling sustainable expansion of offshore wind while protecting marine benthic biodiversity and functioning (BEcoWIND) Apr 1, 2023 - Mar 31, 2027
Meeting energy demands in the most sustainable way is a major challenge for society. Offshore wind farms - groupings of wind turbines on submerged sediments - offers part of the solution for the energy transition that is needed to mitigate climate ch... Read More about Towards enabling sustainable expansion of offshore wind while protecting marine benthic biodiversity and functioning (BEcoWIND).